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Asia Alive Menu Print File A Welcome to an enriching and exotic Pan-Asian dining experience at Asia Alive. Here you could start your day on a bright note by enjoying our signature Wake up DoubleTree Breakfast™ and simply savour the best of Asian cuisine along with select western and local specialities at the extensive buffet or order a la carte. Excite your senses at the live cooking counters or engage with cheerful Chef's having oodles of expertise. So go ahead and ask the recipe for your favourite dish, you'd be surprised that they would love to share their secret. Whether it is a sit-down service or options for, on the go our team will ensure you carry memorable dining moments back with you. Whatever be your dining preference at DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Bangalore, you will always find Asia unfold in every bite of it. ASIA ALIVE BREAKFAST MENU (6:30 am - 11:00 am) BREAKFAST *Wake up by DoubleTree Breakfast™ Golden Waffle 350 With fresh cream and berry compote Served during: 6:30 am - 10:30 am Enjoy our full buffet selection that includes fresh fruits, juices, hot American Pancake 350 beverages, breads, eggs to order, yoghurt, select gourmet and some With caramelized banana and maple syrup local favourites *Please check the price with our server MAINS FRUITS & CEREALS Eggs and Bacon 375 Two eggs of your choice with grilled bacon, potato of the day Seasonal Fruits 350 and grilled tomato with toast Served with bran, carrot and organic honey muffin Baked Beans and Toast 350 Granola Yoghurt Parfait 350 Cooked with onion & green chilli and served Low fat yoghurt, house made granola and berry compote with two slices of white or whole wheat bread & potato of the day *Selection of Cold Cereals 350 Minute Steak 650 Choice of Muesli | Corn flakes | Wheat flakes 150gm grilled tenderloin with fried egg and potato of the day Chocos | Special K *Served with warm or cold milk and diced fruits Smoked Salmon Bagel 525 With cream cheese, shaved red onion, caper berries and served with potato of the day GRIDDLE *Omelette - The Way You Like It 375 Orange and Chocolate-Hazelnut Choice of Masala | Smoked Bacon | Ham | Mushroom French Toast 350 Onion | Pepper | Tomato | Cheddar | Feta Served with cinnamon cream and maple syrup *Served with potato of the day and choice of toast Non Vegetarian Vegetarian Healthy BREAKFAST INDIAN FAVOURITES SIDES Medu Vada 350 Smoked Bacon 250 Cured pork meat Fried lentil donuts served with sambhar and chutneys Dosa 350 Pan Seared Sausage 250 Chicken or pork Crispy rice crêpe, plain or potato filled, served with sambhar and chutneys Herb Roasted Potato 175 Poori Bhaji 350 Toast 175 Deep fried wheat bread with potato curry Choice of White | Whole grain | Sour dough | Multigrain Idli 350 Steamed rice dumpling served with sambhar and chutneys Fresh Baked Morning Pastries 250 Choice of Danish | Croissant | Muffin Tawa Parantha 350 Pan grilled bread with potato or cauliflower filling Selection of Cheese 675 served with pickle and yoghurt Served with fruit bread, guava coulis and fig paste Uttappam 350 Yoghurt 150 Rice pancakes serve with sambhar and chutneys. Choice of Strawberry | Mango | Plain | Low fat Choice of Onion/Tomoto/Masala Non Vegetarian Vegetarian Healthy BREAKFAST BEVERAGE Aerated Beverages 175 Fine Tea/House Brewed Masala Tea 200 Fresh Lime Soda 175 Ask for selection Choice of Sweet | Salted | Plain Fresh Coffee 200 Fresh Squeezed Juice 250 Choice of Cappuccino | Latte | Espresso Choice of Orange | Watermelon | Carrot Milk 200 Packaged Juice 200 Hot | Cold Choice of Apple | Pineapple | Guava Apricot | Pomegranate | Mango Milk Shakes 250 Water Choice of Banana | Strawberry Choice of Vanilla | Cappuccino | Chocolate Plain 150 Lassi 200 Mineral 200 Choice of Sweet | Salted | Plain | Buttermilk Sparkling 275 Those with special dietary requirements or allergies and who may wish to know about food ingredients used, please call server. It is our endeavour to cater to any special request you might have and create bespoke dishes, we would be delighted to be of any assistance in creating a memorable dining experience. All prices are in Indian Rupees. Government taxes extra as applicable. BREAKFAST ALL DAY MENU (11:00 am - 11:30 pm) ALL DAY MENU SOUPS Tom Yum Kung 425 Larb Gai 395 Prawn, lemon grass, chilli, button mushroom, lemon juice h Minced chicken, shallots, chilli flakes, lemon juice, roasted rice, mint Khao Suey Chicken 395 Burmese thick soup with noodles, dried shrimps and spring onion Shrimp Cocktail 475 Granny Smith apple, celery, orange segments, cocktail sauce Asian Vegetable & Glass Som Tam Noodle Broth 350 Raw papaya, tomatoes, long bean and crudités With soft tofu, mushroom and wonton Choice of Tuscan Tomato Soup 350 Shrimp 450 Served with mushroom bruschetta Vegetarian 375 Yum Woon Sen 450 SALADS Glass noodle, seafood, minced chicken, chilli lemon dressing Caesar Salad Greek Salad 395 Cucumber, onion, cherry tomatoes, kalamata olives, Romaine, garlic crouton, anchovy, parmesan bell peppers, feta, vinaigrette Choice of Classic 375 Vegetarian 375 Char grilled chicken 395 Prawn 450 Non Vegetarian Vegetarian Healthy ALL DAY MENU APPETIZERS Malai Jhinga 650 Popia Thord 425 Charcoal grilled prawn with khasta roti and pickled onion Fried spring rolls, glass noodle, cabbage, carrot, chilli-garlic dip Pla Lui Suan 650 Thord Man Khapod 425 Fried snapper, raw mango, peanuts, chilli, mint, lemon grass, Corn fritters, crispy fried greens, raw mango-cashew nut salsa shallots, galangal Nachos 425 Grilled Pepper Fish 650 Cream cheese, cheddar, mozzarella, avocado, Bombay style Basa, crushed black pepper, garlic, coriander, herb mayonnaise Potato Skins 425 Mutton Seekh Kebab 550 Asparagus and mushroom ratatouille, mozzarella, Minced lamb rolls, onion, chilli, garam masala, mint chutney Tabasco ranch dip Tandoori Kukkad 525 Mezze 475 Charcoal grilled chicken on bone, yoghurt-chilli marinade, Baba ghanoush, hummus, labneh, grilled haloumi, mint chutney marinated olives, pita Indonesian Chicken Satay 495 Achari Paneer Tikka 425 With peanut sauce and cucumber relish Tandoor grilled cottage cheese, yoghurt marinade, Chennai Chicken Fry 525 spiced baby potato, raw papaya chutney Batter fried chicken tossed with onion, bell pepper, tomato, Kodi Paniyaram 425 and curry leaves Shallow fried rice dumplings, coconut, chilli, tomato chutney Highway Chicken Tikka 525 Crispy Fried Baby Corn 425 Served with potato mash and chilli onion Garlic, chilli, spring onion, bell peppers Non Vegetarian Vegetarian Healthy ALL DAY MENU *SANDWICHES & BURGERS Club Sandwich Reuben on Sourdough Bread 525 With cheese, tomatoes and iceberg Chicken ham, grilled chicken, sauerkraut, emmenthal, Choice of thousand island dressing Classic 525 Kathi Roll Grilled chicken, fried egg and bacon Flat bread roll with onions, sour cream and mint sauce Choice of Vegetarian 475 Zucchini, bell pepper and eggplant Grilled chicken, egg 525 Char grilled cottage cheese, bell pepper 475 American Burger With caramelized onion, emmenthal, horseradish sauce Caprese on Foccacia 475 Choice of Tomato, bocconcini, basil pesto Tenderloin 550 Bombay Grilled Sandwich 475 Chicken 525 Curried potato, onions, mozzarella, mint chutney Vegetarian 475 Philly Chicken n Cheese Sandwich 525 Baguette, shredded chicken, bell pepper, mushroom, onion, mozzarella, provolone *Served with fries Non Vegetarian Vegetarian Healthy ALL DAY MENU PASTA RISOTTO Porcini Spaghettini 600 Risotto Cooked with tomatoes and pine nuts Italian rice with parmesan shavings Choice of Spinach Ricotta Ravioli 600 Salmon 675 Stilton cream, carrot, leeks Chicken 600 Spaghetti Pad Ki Mao Asparagus 575 Tossed with chilli, garlic and holy basil Wild mushroom 575 Choice of Seafood and minced chicken 650 THIN CRUST PIZZAS Bell pepper, baby corn and long beans 600 Choice of Classics 600 Tomato, Mozzarella - Red Olive Oil, Mozzarella - White Choice of pasta-spaghetti, penne, farfalle Bolognese - Tenderloin or Chicken Non vegetarian 675 Alfredo - Bechamel, mushroom Chicken, artichoke, mushroom, arugula Seafood, basil, tomato Pomodoro - Tomato, parmesan, basil Potato, red onion, salmon, pancetta ham Arabiatta - Tomato, parmesan, chilli flakes Pepperoni, arugula Penne Gambas a Ajillo 650 Vegetarian 600 Shrimps, olive oil, arugula, garlic, shitake Goat cheese, artichoke, sundried tomato Soy tossed mushroom, asparagus, basil, garlic and chilli 4 cheese-mozzarella, gouda, stilton, manchego Red onion, bell pepper, zucchini, mushroom, olives Non Vegetarian Vegetarian Healthy ALL DAY MENU MAINS - ASIAN Kaeng Phet / Kaeng Kheaow Waan / Matsaman Stir Fried Vegetables 475 Thai red curry / Green curry / Peanut and potato curry Choice of Choice of Soy garlic Prawn 675 Tomato chilli sambal Tenderloin 575 Black bean sauce Chicken 525 Yellow bean sauce Vegetables and tofu 475 Phad Thai Flat noodles with shrimp, tofu, sprouts and tamarind Phad Graphao Shrimp 600 Choice of Vegetables 475 Chicken, string bean, garlic and hot basil 525 Tofu, baby corn, asparagus, long beans and hot basil 475 Hakka Noodles / Fried Rice Choice of Wok Tossed Chicken or Pork with Ginger 525 Prawn 550 Onion, pepper, black fungus Tenderloin 525 Cantonese Steamed Snapper 650 Chicken 500 Chinese wine sauce, ginger, shitake and celery Pork 500 Rendang Ayam 525 Vegetarian 475 Malay chicken curry with lemongrass and coconut milk Stir Fried Lamb with Water Chestnut 575 Steamed Rice 195 Shitake, button mushroom, black fungus, spring onions Non Vegetarian Vegetarian Healthy ALL DAY MENU MAINS - INDIAN Malwani Jhinga Masala 650 Kadhai Paneer 525 Masala prawns with coconut and curry leaves Cottage
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